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American Affair launches January sale and agent incentives
03.01.2024 - 09:33 / traveldailynews.com / North America / Vicky Karantzavelou
American Affair is the sister company of award-winning North America travel specialist Canadian Affair.
American Affair, the sister operator to Canadian Affair, today (27th December, 2023) launches its spectacular Ultimate Sale for Agents (USA), with incentives for travel agents and major savings for their customers.
Three incentives are being offered to American Affair’s agents during the sale which runs until 31st January, 2024. They can earn up to £150 in Love2Shop vouchers for each booking made during this period.
Additionally, two FAM trips are being run by American Affair in 2024: one to Seattle and Washington State and one to the Capital Region with more than 10 spaces available in total. Every booking made with American Affair during the sale counts as one entry to win a place.
American Affair is rolling out customer offers during sale. These include savings of up to £1000 on rail and cruise bookings, up to £950 on rail holidays, up to £750 on cruise holidays, a free car hire upgrade, and 10% off motorhome rentals.
Stuart Rogers, Head of Product and Commercial at American Affair, says: “January is always an exciting time for us. This sale extends an invitation to customers to start planning their next holiday adventure to the USA through American Affair. We want to support our agents too and our FAM trips offer additional incentives as a reward for their support and loyalty.”
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